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II Directory II
Post once. Open a. m. to $50 p. m. Sum
.lo,,s ~ Male rorth rloce AZ n m South

Post once. Open a. m. to 800 p. m. Sun
days. IL to 1890. Mails north close ago p. m; Soutl
10 a. m. and 500 Pm.
"A A NJ CHARITY LODGE, No43 meets in Ste
vens Block, Wednesday evening in which the moor
fulls. MT. LEBANON R. A. c., No. II, meets at Mason
ic Hall Wednesday afternoon in which the moon fulls
BRADFORD COUNCIL No. meets Wednesday afternoon
in which the flls in months Of Sept. Dec March
and June. 90 p CHAMPION LODGE, No. ~,
meets in Stevens Block every Tuesday evening. TroT'
TER ENcAMPMENT No. IL meets first and third Friday
Of each month. q A R WAsHBuRN Posi- No. II
meets in Union Block first and third Monday evenings
in each month. Royal Arcanun VERMONT
COUNCIL, No. 773, meets in Union Block second and
fourth Monday evenings in each month. Waits.
ville Fire Engine Co. meets at Engine house
first Thursday Of each month"; s Of 7 RESCUE
DIVISION, No. meets in Union Block Saturday even
ing, G 1 s G meets at the residences Of mombers
every Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Public
Library. Brick School House. Open Saturday
afternoon to o'clock, evenings $50 to 8. w r 6
meets 1st and sd Tuesdays p m, o'clock at G. A.
r. Hall, Union Block.
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The Wells River base ball club met
the Bradfords on the fair ground Sat
urday afternoon. Both clubs played
good ball and the game was close and
Interesting. Bert Moore pitched in
good form for the home nine. and Bert
Norris did equally well for the Wells
Rivers. Both were hard to hit and
consequently the score was kept down.
At the end of the sixth inning the
score stood 6 to 9 in favor of the visit
ors. Rain stopped the fun at the close
of the first half of seventh inning after
our boys had made four runs which of
course did not count. A return game
will probably be played within the
next few days.
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School in district No. 9 at Bradford
Centre closed July 1st, Annie B. Sillo.
way, Gertie Townsend and Sadie P0r-
ter had no marks during the term.
Minnie Eames was not tardy and was
absent but half day. Carrie Getch.
ell and Fannie Townsend were absent
only on account Ct sickness.
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Mr.. James S. Warden capt. list
q banker and broker of Frankfort,
Kansas, was in town this week. Dur.
ing his stay he thoroughly investigated
the condition of the Bradford Bank
and before leaving he purchased the
entire interest in stock of Messrs.
Chamberlin, McDuffee and Day in that
institution at high figure, and regard
ed it as fine investment. Mr.. War
den has the reputation of being sharp
business man, who knows good
thing when he sees it.
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TAXES /!

The taxpayers of the town of Corinth,
Vt, are hereby notified that have in my
hands for collection the Highway Tax rails
ed upon the grand list of said town of 1887,
and all taxpayers are hereby to pay their
respective taxes as above to the undersigned
Treasurer of the town of COrinth within
ninety days from the date hereof (said time
expires Aug. "a, 1850 as per Act No. 20 A.
d.. 1880, Laws of the State of Vermont.
Dated at Corinth this 18th day of May A.
ID. 1887.
3042 G. c. COOKE. Town Treas.
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A. F. Pike of Haverhill, well known
in this vicinity, with portion Of his
family, is spending a brief season at
St. Leon Springs, Canada. Mr.. Pike,
as business man is q success and he
evidently intends looking after the
boys, as he has family of five prom.
Using girls.
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Barnum's great circus at White
River Junction Friday, July 30. Less
than half fare on the Passumpsic di.
vision, Bradford 1925 including ad.
mission to circus.
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The people who live on the line Of
the Boston & Lowell and Boston &
Maine roads all speak of their liberal
management in the most fattering
terms. There is no doubt but what
they will have a handsome majority
over the Concord road in the legisla-
ture when the test vote comes.
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Scott Fellows, proprietor of the Ex-
change hotel, Haverhill, drove through
here with a coach.load of bOarders,
among whom was E. Tourjee, of New
England Conservatory of Music fame,
who is boarding at Haverhill, together
with some twenty Others from that
popular musical institution.
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The Helping Hand Society will hold
fair in the Congregational vestry,
Wednesday evening, July goth. Re-
freshments for sale during the evening.
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A. b. Shaw and family are spending
the summer at J. II. oawyer's. Mr..
Shaw is connected with the large fur
niture manufacturing concern of Shaw
& Applin, Boston, who employ up
wards of 1926 hands and undoubtedly
do the leading business in fine lodge
and society furniture in the country.
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Let those public spirited men who
are talking of giving lis new hotel
take third instead of fourth interests,
and let the good work be commenced.
The people will appreciate it.
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One of the latest political "thunder
claps" is the mention of Gen. VIM. w,
Henry of Burlington for Lieut.. Gov.
ernor. Billings and Henry or Fuller
and Henry would not be a bad ticket,
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The report was current early this
week that Mrs. George w. Chapman
and Miss Lang of Haverhill were
thrown from carriage Sunday and
dangerously injured. We are happy
to be able to say that while the, shock
was sudden, no lasting injuries were
~ =
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E. E. Allen, wife and two sons are
spending a few weeks in Haverhill.
Mr.. Allen is the popular representative
of the wholesale paper warehouse OF
w. A. & f. w. Burdett, Boston.
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Hon. J. L. Foster, a prominent law
yer of Lisbon, was the guest of Rev
j. w. Lees Wednesday.
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AS it now looks Montpelier would
be honored with republican postmas-
ter for some time to come. Happy
family of democrats at Montpelier.
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Ii any one is to start boom against
Gen. Circuit it is about time; but then
we opine the General can for some
time continue to affix "M. CO. as a
handle to his name.
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The Odd Fellows Reunion at the
Weirs will occur Thursday Sept. LIST
Fare from Bradford and return S1.25
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Weary.
Written for the Bradford Opinion.

WraVeN JOF Me bfddtOlu Optn'OH'
Oh, the des0lation! T.
The sense, so sore oppressed. v
Oh, the tribulatiOn! f u
HarbOred In each breast.
Oh the pain and sorrow
For the human soul, -
And the sad tomorrow IA
Ere we reach the goal. by
Signs of grief and anguish,
Means Of blind despair, I'M
Struggles of souls that languish
Meath their burdens and care.
Oh for q ray of sunlight
lifting through the clouds,
Upon our spirits cOntrite,
Upon the earth's cold shrouds.
Come to us, Oh, our Father,
Come with thy presence divine
And put thy spirit into us,
And the glory shall be Thine.
| see the dawn appearing,
The dawn OF pity divine;
A gracious ear is hearing
This piteous cry of mine
And God, our Father in Heaven,
Is stretching forth His hand
To bring us little nearer
To His own "PrOmised Land"
Julie LGdd Batter.
Boston, Mass.
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The Vermont Railroad Commission,
accompanied by Supt. Folsom called
here Tuesday. The station house was
inspected and railroad matters gener.
ally looked into. We have not heard
that the commissioners were pleased
with the appearance of the depot.
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Libbey's depot coach was blown over
by a gust of wind yesterday while
standing in front of the stable and the
top was entirely demolished.
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J.F. Hale, wife and child were in
town the first of the week. They are
looking ssfine as silk, and >TerUme re-
ports hotel business good at Richford.
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E. G. Sawyer, Esq, has generously
contributed 1926 towards the Congrega.
tional organ fund. The debt is fast
disappearinG. -
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A. W. Porter and wife are spending
the month in town. Mr.. Porter is do
ing a large business in general dry
goods att Rutland, vt.
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&C. Farnham has returned from a
ten days visit TO Burlington and vi.
cinity.
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Two thousand crates of Strawberries
have been shipped by express from
Bradford this season.
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H. Arthur Webb has been appointed
permanent secretary of Champion
Lodge No. II, /. o. OF.
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G. w. Stevens, Esq, wife and sol
from Nashua visited the editor Tues
day.
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Pursuant to General Orders Nos.

Pursuant to General Orders Nos. II
and ~ of the Governor and Command.
er-in-Chief, the commissioned officers,
non-commissioned officers, musicians
and privates of Co. G. LIST Reg. vt. N.
G.. are hereby warned and ordered to
meet at the armory of said company in
Bradford, on Wednesday, August 10,
1887, at 8 O'Clock a. M, for the annual
muster, to be held at Bennington from
August Toto to 18th inclusive.
There will be meeting of the Brad
ford Guards for drill every Saturday
between now and muster at l O'Clock
p. M, and the shortness of time and
our responsible position in line of bat
talon render it necessary for every
man to attend these drills that the COM
pany may make satisfactory appear
ance at muster.
j. II. WATSON, Capt. Com'd'g.
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VIM. G. Bradshaw and family from
Los Angeles, CAL, have been visiting
at DR.. Jones' this week.
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Mrs. and Miss Crook and Mrs. Patch
from Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests at
Dea. Sawyer's. IA
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Attention is called to the ad. of
"Carriage horses wanted" in another
column.
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Cool and delightful. A decided
change in the atmosphere for the bet
ter.
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Geo. B. Hartman has purchased the
B. B. Chandler house on South Main
street, of Carleton H. Taylor.
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Mrs. Susan Thompson of McIndoes
is visiting her niece Mrs. S. E. Doty.
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If it is quiet, good atmosphere, fine
water, and good public house you
are in search of, we feel safe in recon-
lnending st. Leon Springs Hotel, Can
ada. Everything about this place is
most charming, nature apparently hav-
ing done all possible.
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HENRY TIA. W|NSH|P, Sept. |, 81

l intend to make change in
my business, and on OF before
that time l would like all my
accounts settled.
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The July number of Wide Awake
opens with an account of the boyhood
Of George Washington, by VIM. F.
Carne. A Fourth of July story, 'tThe
use of it," by Harriet A. Cheever. fol.
lowed by an article entitled "Every
inch Queen" by Mrs. Ramona Blath.
wayt. $2.4O year. d. Lathrop Com
pany, publishers, Boston.
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Charles Jones spent the Sabbath at
home.
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M. T. Quimby of Boston is in town
the guest Of DR.. Jones.
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BRADFORD SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.,
Paid up Capital, $4,000. Receives deposits, makes
collections. and does general banking business,
Bradford, VT.
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Ex-Gov. Farnham is at the Chautau.
qua meeting at the Weirs.
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Mrs. III. p. Emerson of Norwich is
visiting her father, r. f. Ormsby, ESQ.
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ROSWELL FARNHAM,.
.4<to,Wey and C'OXWSell0a at Lam.
Master and Solicitor in Chancey Particular atten.
ton tefollections and practice in New Hampshire and
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j. A. Waterman expects to resume
his labors at Lake Village, tomorrow.
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The pupils of district. No. 2who
were neither absent nor tardy are the
following: Mary Andross, Walter
Andross, Marcia Winship, Mildred
Weld, Flossie Davis, Lottie Davis,
Lucy Hartwell, Sarah Chamberlin,
Mary Chamberlin, Leon SAWYER, Ed.
win Haskins, Ruthie Craig, Hattie
Craig, Susie Hodgkins. The follow
ing were not absent: Byron Curtis,
Ned Curtis, George Kenyon, Jesse
Everett. Those whose absence did not
exceed day are: Gertie Chamber
lin, Cora Kennedy, jessie Everett,
Garfield Weld.
Eta B. DOUGLASS, Teacher.
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j. H. JONES, M. e.,
Hours until 9 a. m, to p. m. Saturdays until D.
M Office at residence opposite hotel.
Bradford, VT.
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The Congregational church was
beautifully adorned with flowers Sun
day. A large audience, including
many members of the Methodist church
were present and listened to a strong
Missionary sermon by Rev. Mr.. Lees,
and looked upon the new organ for the
first time, and many were the compli-
ments bestowed upon both the instru-
ment and the organist by the visitors.
The concert in the evening was partic-
ipated in by the children who did ex-
ceedingly well. The concert being q
decided success.
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H. L. BIXBY,
RA0I0g7u71h Rooms,
Open Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
20 Chelsea, Vt.
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John Kent of Concord is visiting his
sister, Mrs. +. Fletcher.
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Rev. A. j. Hough will return from
his vacation tomorrow.
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Mrs. 0. COrwin returned from her
Boston trip Monday.
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II Business Cards y

W. 4. LOCKE, NJ. d.
2hySici0n and Surgeon,
Corinth, VT.
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J. II. GILMAN,
.aNc/iOnee2',
vershire, VT.
Will attend to auctions short notice and at reason.
able rates. Auction bills got up if desired. IS
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sTEARNs & JONES,
Insurance .4geutS,
Bradford, VI
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In the meantime l shall en-
deavor to reduce my large stock
as much as possible, and who
ever wishes to buy one to twen-
ty dollars worth of goods will
find it to their advantage to call
on me.
This stock is well known,
and known too, to be the best
selected stock of goods to be
Pounds in a radius of twenty
miles.
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YOU CAN FIND
JUST WHAT YOU WANT
FOR SUMMER PANTS
AT
DOE BROS.
IT Bradford Village and Town "

ITOI. CUTEcIIU was III UOWH NIOHUdv .
Services will be held at the Metho-
dist church next Sunday,
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+. W. KENYON,
HNiz' DreSSey,
Specially made of honing razors and sharpening
shears.
Bradford. VT
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FITS: Marvellous cures free by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after first
days use. All fits stopped. Treatise and SO
Kline, 93l Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa. 81
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ATWELvE INNING GAME.
Lsaphis had to Succumb TO the
EarthQaske Team.
nar1inghsD pses Up SO renssn
Aggregatien I'm q Bessnfsi
Dame.
,apRmAL TO ZEE ArrEAL.l

CBARLxsroI, 8. o., September TO-
Memphis was clearly robbed OF the
rsms this afternoon, but the players
Won the respect and sympathy Of the
crowd by playing ball and not sulk'
ing as they did yesterday. The um.
pire was decidedly Of on several de
sisions, but they were even up until
the tenth inning, when he clearly
favored Charleston. He was promptly
dismissed by the Charleston director
ship. Twelve innings were played,
Charleston securing in the third and
eighth one run zach, and Memphis
tying the score in the ninth by Icos,ly
errors on the part Of the locals. In
tenth each side ecored one, and in the
twelfth Charleston scored two by
wild throws Ct Baker. The game re-
suited 8 to 4.
During tho afternoon there was
promise Of riot. Crotty, who was
not playing, went on the grounds and
began to abuse the umpire, who
ordered him of the grounds. There
were cries Of 'Put him out" and the
bleach boards started for him. A
tqusd OF police, however, stopped
them, and Crotiy s,on after lief. the
grounds. Following is the fcorc:
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ment should be given credit for the
signing Of good players at this late

ment should be given credit for the
signing Of good players at this late
date.
Yesterday President Morrow was
wired by the directory Of the Mem
phis Base ball Association to appoint
another umpire at Charleston In place
OF Simonin. This was done on ad-
vices received from Manager Pelts
who wired that lust 20 long "a
Simopin occupied the important posi-
ton Of umpire inst 80 long would he
decline to participate In any OF the
games"
In the Memphis. Birmingham con.
tested game President Morrow has
decided in favor Of Memphis This is
the game that wac played In Birming
ham on August SOtb. l, was In the
sixth inning when the score stooa 6to
8 in favor OF Birmingham that Mem
phis left the field because the balls
furnished were not the regulation
kind The umpire decided the game
8 to 0 In favor OF Birmingham. But
Memphis appealed and Pfesidnt Nor
row has decided that the game belongs
TO the Downs,
The Lsddin and Nelson clubs
PLAYED on the Virginia grounds yes
terdsy, and the Leddin boys won by
the score OF Is to l. The features o.
the game were the battery " rk Of
Stovall and Taylor and the fielding Of
Books. The deciding game will be
played next Saturday,.
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WILL NOT RECALL IT.
Gov. Porter Discusses His Resigns.
ton With the President.
He Declines 10 Change mis- Mud
senator hate Makes = Protest
Gov. Porter's Popularity.

WAsHIsoroN, September l0--There
Is a general regret In Washington
over the retirement Of ex.Gov. Porter
from the State Department. He did
not see the President uutl today In
reference to his resignation, and whep
asked this morning II anything could
change his determination, he replied
tina. nothing would do 80, as he had
fully determined to leave the.depart.
ment. He leaves for his homs In
Tennessee tomorrow. Up to the pres.
mt time IL Is not thought that the
President hiss considered the subject
OF the appointment OF a successor to
Mr.. Porter. He will probably consult
with Mr. Bsysrd, upon the return Of
that gentleman tomorrow. II is re.
portsd upon good authority that
senator Bse called upon
the President yesterday and ex
pressed in very plain terms his feel.
ipgs upon the subject Of the treatment
which Mr.. Porter has received at the
h Dds of Mr.. Bsyard. What the
President taid in reply cannot, oi
course, be ssceItsined. Although Mr.
Porter Rad been In the department
but comparstiv ly short time, II Is a
fac, that there 10 not an official in the
boi'ding who enjoyed the COZ fidence
aud respect Of eve'y employe to such
a1extnt as he. He was always cour-
/ Gus, and was always ready to re.
i've everyone who CO led upon him.
This policy is ~ much at variance
with that OF the Safe Department OF.
fcials generally that every caller
spoke Of the ease wi h which the Gov.
ernor could be approached with the
greatest p easure. His door was never
closed, and II was never recefssry Il
send card to him when an audienc'
Was desired.
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Kntrick 4 Co., st. Louis, Mo tomor'
row morning, at their warehouse, No.
400 Main street. Don't fail TO attend.

Kitrick 4 Co., st. Louis, Mo, tomor'
row morning, at their warehouse, No.
400 Main street, Dou't fail to attend.
MISS MARY DASkY, Of Holly Springs
ia IN the city, and will remain lew
days with her friend, Mrs. ]. X, Nc.
Carroll, on Court street.
TON GRAHAM, Of Mallory, Crawford
county, leaves this morning for Ho,
springs, Ark, to bs sbtent several
weeks.
Mr.. AND NRs. A. X. SLOAN have re-
turned, after q delightful trip to Long
Branch, Saratoga, Asbury Park and
other popular watering placee.
LIONEL KRrMER returns from New
York today, where he has been In the
interest OF fair Memphians, making
gorgeous selections. M. Kremer lett
| for New York laet night.
OK II ucK, OF D. X Houck 4 Co.
has ono East to select large ttocl
Of pianos fJr their new store. incud
ing thirteen upright and granI
pianos for the Clary Conway Inst
tute.
| A sARroRious and wife ere vlsitir
their sister o. No. l.2 Csurt stree
and will attend the wedding OF thei
niece, MIS- Cora Kaufman, to 4. Han
mer, which ceremony will take plac
today.
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TIE Turf.
Races NJ sheepse-sd Hay Attend
anee Large.

NEw YopE, September l0.-The
weather was pleasant, attendance Vsry
Isrss. track fast and the sport srssllsnt at
shs.p,hssd Bay today.
FIRST Raee-llandieapi ore mile. Starters
Fp'iau, Pohtieo. choo,aw. Euru', Lulsr'
Rosewood. PlsEsois,A, Stockton jim
CT us. BpllAn sou By a. open length. Pom.
tIeo second, FlAssolsttA third. Time-l Az.
eecond Raoe-sevea furlopEs, tho Fiat
bush ttakss, for tuO.l caro- Dc. htAftefsi
Sir DiHob, PitII amss, Satan, Ieatrey, kisf,
hah, benodi tine, hAo slaodt 40 90, Los
Angeles. or DiISn won ~ length, Be,s'
diriins tseoad. le tray third. lime ".
laiId s,e..rss be- EAR, X, 70
mite, kiafisrtt 0oliab, Belyidsre. Cenns-
MARI, Lady Primrose, Banbri 70, Bee y
yuos, Ri dor, Bs,vitsts WOO BY alsnrth'
| Roi 40 ,sso a. 0olitb thi d. Tme-2tb.
-Four h Rses-Ons m 70 and Quartet
Star. r-Molls Nee hy's last, kieh'
mond, q .tits, wiekhaH, Bfosa Dnns'
frank va 4, hiarie, Lsloso, an hs,e,.r.
cs'ihJ's Last iseo-d. Alaf'e 'hiri. Time
F,th Race snibs, twenty peuhdi shove
the scale three foufths Of . mile s,NIeIs
Royrersr. ekobslsa, Cafissim., bpiegfe'
Mailer, y, ubt Luna Bonnis Chul y ny
Hslsshood, Dab ne, Lu'o STING, Batlls w.
Belmont, Ma tnee. Bonnie 80 by w
leo, th', Battle d'Oi te'ohd' Duh"s 'n"p
sis,h hae..op. mil. on ts,i. Starters
LANCASTER, .Jsahi. y, grenadisIi f,ofeee'
X, tanta RiSa, Pat Diver, honp 80.
hruudsl. ysnBie u 500 By alsns,h' n1 49,
Rica second, Arundel third. Umo-l'H.